To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Siemens SIMATIC IPC PX-39A is not operational?
If your Siemens Industrial PC is not operational, first check the power supply, power cord, and power plug to ensure they are properly connected and functioning. Also, verify that the device is operating within the specified ambient conditions. If the device was transported in cold weather, wait approximately 12 hours before switching it on.
Why is my external monitor dark when using Siemens SIMATIC IPC PX-39A Industrial PC?
If your external monitor remains dark when using a Siemens Industrial PC, there are several potential reasons. First, ensure that the monitor is switched on. If it is on, check if it is in 'power save' mode and press any key on the keyboard. Also, verify that the brightness button has not been set too low; increase the screen brightness. Finally, check whether the power cord and monitor cable are properly connected to both the monitor and the system unit or grounded shockproof outlet.
What to do if USB device not responding on Siemens SIMATIC IPC PX-39A Industrial PC?
If a USB device is not responding on your Siemens Industrial PC, try the following: use a different USB port or activate the port in the firmware/BIOS. If that doesn't work, the operating system may not support the USB port and you might need the USB device drivers for the required operating system.
What to do if mouse pointer does not appear on Siemens Industrial PC?
If the mouse pointer does not appear on the screen of your Siemens Industrial PC, check whether the mouse driver is properly installed and available when you start the user program. Also, verify that the mouse cord is properly connected to the system unit.
Why is the time and date wrong on my Siemens SIMATIC IPC PX-39A Industrial PC?
To correct the time and date on your Siemens Industrial PC: 1. Call the firmware/BIOS configuration menu by pressing the "" button during the boot process and then select "Setup Utility". 2. Set the date and time in the "Main" tab and save the changes.
What to do if time and date are still incorrect on Siemens Industrial PC?
If the time and date are still incorrect on your Siemens Industrial PC, even after setting them correctly in the firmware/BIOS, the backup battery is likely dead and needs to be replaced.
General| Memory | DDR4 |
|---|---|
| Operating System | Windows 10 IoT Enterprise |
| Graphics | Intel UHD Graphics |
| Ethernet | 2 x Gigabit Ethernet |
| Serial Ports | 2 x RS-232/422/485 |
| Video Ports | 1 x DisplayPort, 1 x HDMI |
| Expansion Slots | 1 x PCIe x16 |
| Operating Temperature | 0 °C to 50 °C |
| Processor | Intel Core i7 |
| USB Ports | 4 x USB 3.0 |
Outlines the information contained for installation, commissioning, and servicing the SIMATIC IPC PX-39A.
Specifies the necessary background in electrical installation, PCs, OS, and network technology.
States the validity of the operating instructions for all order versions of the SIMATIC IPC PX-39A.
Discusses Siemens' industrial security functions and customer responsibilities for plant security.
Lists essential documentation and resources for operating the device.
Details key features like high performance, scalability, and flexibility for industrial use.
Describes industrial PC applications and lists device variants with display sizes.
Covers interfaces and operator controls for 24 V DC and 100-240 V AC power supplies.
Explains the status indicators for Ethernet interfaces X1 P1, X2 P1, X3 P1, and X4 P1.
Illustrates the internal components of the device with labels.
Provides information on obtaining hardware and software accessories and spare parts.
Covers installer responsibilities, risks of electric shock, lightning, and burns.
Details risks of damage from transport, storage, and condensation.
Highlights electrocution risk in control cabinets and mounting requirements.
Specifies ambient conditions, chemical resistance, and RF interference precautions.
Warns about faults from I/O devices and damage from regenerative feedback.
Addresses injury/damage from improper operation and lack of protective conductor.
Warns about fire hazard, damage from extensions, and limitation of liability.
Covers scope of delivery, checking the package, identification, and mounting preparation.
Provides installation guidelines, mounting with clips, and VESA adapter fastening.
Details supply voltage, protective conductor, power supply, I/O, expansion cards, and networks.
Outlines requirements and procedure for switching on the device.
Explains how to shut down the operating system and fully disconnect the device.
Covers touch screen operation, keyboards, mice, and panel drivers/tools.
Describes how to operate multiple monitors and use external graphics cards.
Details monitoring functions and software like DiagBase and DiagMonitor.
Explains remote maintenance functions using Intel® Active Management Technology (iAMT).
Provides information on the TPM chip for enhanced security functions.
Details the NVRAM for data backup during power failures.
Covers warnings, requirements, and procedures for opening the device.
Details warnings, requirements, and procedures for opening devices with expansion slots.
Covers usable expansion cards, installation, and removal procedures.
Describes usable M.2 modules, installation, and removal.
Provides information on usable memory modules and their installation/removal.
Details the M.2 NVMe SSD in the SIMATIC IPC Slider and its replacement procedure.
Contains warnings regarding unauthorized opening and improper repairs or expansions.
Recommends preventative replacement intervals for components like batteries and SSDs.
Provides precautions for cleaning and the procedure for cleaning the device front.
Details risks of explosion, requirements, and procedures for changing the backup battery.
Guides on restoring factory settings, OS, software, and driver installation.
Refers to detailed firmware/BIOS descriptions for configuration information.
Recommends software for backing up data and changing partitions.
Provides guidelines for environmentally sound recycling and disposal of the device.
States the conditions under which the technical specifications apply.
Lists general specifications like dimensions, weight, supply voltage, and protection class.
Details current/power requirements for components and power supply specifications.
Provides specifications for interference emission and immunity.
Specifies temperature, humidity, and air pressure for operation and storage.
Lists specifications for SSD and M.2 NVMe SSD drives.
Details chipset, processor, memory, and expansion slot specifications.
Covers graphics controller and display specifications like resolution and brightness.
Details specifications for DisplayPort, USB, Ethernet, and COM interfaces.
Lists supported OS, boot mode, and disk partitioning in the delivery state.
Provides dimensional drawings for the 15" device with and without expansion card.
Provides dimensional drawings for the 19" device with and without expansion card.
Provides dimensional drawings for the 22" device with and without expansion card.
Provides dimensional drawings for the 24" device with and without expansion card.
Shows dimensional drawings for expansion cards.
Provides dimensional drawings for M.2 modules and the conditioner card.
Describes the general scope of approvals covered in this section.
Explains CE marking, relevant directives, and application areas.
Details compliance with British standards and regulations.
Information on ISO 9001 certification and software license agreements.
Lists UL and CSA approvals for the device.
Outlines FCC compliance rules for operation in the USA.
Contains compliance notice for Canada.
Specifies compliance with EN standards for industrial environments.
Provides identification for Eurasion Customs Union conformity.
Information on Korean certification (KC Mark).
Details compliance with Taiwanese CNS standards.
Covers motherboard layout and technical features.
Details pin assignments for internal interfaces, including USB ports.
Describes the bus board, expansion slot, and power supply connections.
Lists external interfaces, their connectors, descriptions, and assignments.
Explains system resource allocation, I/O addresses, battery status, WDT, and NVRAM.
Provides internet addresses for information and support, and required contact details.
Lists common problems with device functions, booting, and expansion cards.
Introduces the symbols found on the device and explained in the manual.
Displays safety symbols and their meanings (e.g., warning, ESD, hot surface).
Shows symbols related to operator controls such as on/off switches.
Lists symbols for certificates, approvals, and markings from various regions.
Displays symbols representing various interfaces like power, USB, LAN, and serial ports.
Provides a comprehensive list of abbreviations and their meanings.
